Category: For Couples

There is often an expectation that any intimacy will naturally lead to sex that involves penetration. For many people, this can become a stumbling block,...

Sexual desire is often spoken about as if it were something fixed, something you either have or you do not. In reality, desire is far...

Touch is the very first sense we develop in the womb, and it remains central to how we connect, bond, and experience pleasure throughout life....

Intimate relationships involve more than just spending time together; they encompass emotional, physical, and often sexual closeness. True connection in a couple includes understanding, empathy,...

One of the most common concerns couples bring into somatic sex therapy (also known as tantric healing) is: “My sex drive is different from my...

The “orgasm gap” refers to the significant difference in the frequency of orgasms experienced by men and women during sexual activity, particularly in heterosexual relationships....

By open relating, I mean non-monogamous relationships where everyone involved consents to their partners also seeing others. I am not talking about cheating or having...

Sensate Focus is a proven technique created in the 1960s by Masters and Johnson. It helps couples shift away from performance-driven intimacy toward mindful, sensory...

Good communication is the foundation of healthy relationships and deeper connection. Whether you’re exploring having therapy together or simply wanting to enhance emotional intimacy, these...

When asked about tantra and tantric massage, most people think of tantric sex and Sting’s famous marathon love-making sessions. However, these practices are so much...